Malala Yousafzai

clear all my doubts.

I think he was right.

It was true because even when he was answering, I still had that little hesitation in my heart.

But what I really loved was just the way he was answering those questions.

He was very patient.

He gave me time.

You know, this marriage conversation started like a while ago, but he allowed me to go and do my research and talk to people and just like take my time off.

Oh, thank you so much.

Nice talking to you.

Going to Oxford was my childhood dream.

And I wanted to be

Myself, make as many friends, but I think with these titles and recognitions, like the Nobel Peace Prize, I thought I had to act differently.

And because, you know, a lot of the people who receive these titles are much older in their life and they, you know, they're usually in their 50s, 60s.

They have, you know, like a family life already established.

I received the Nobel Peace Prize when I was in my chemistry class.

So I was still a school student.

So I see it as a big responsibility.

And I always have felt that now I need to live up to the expectation.

You know, it was given for the work I had done, but it was also given for the work that that is ahead of us.

So for me now, like I have to work for the rest of my life to prove that it was well deserved.